9ge 20A Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,, Wed., Sept. 21, 1349
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Plastic Lung Material New
Aid to TB Treatment
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By Howard W. Blakesle.
AP Srlenea Editor
DENVER . - tP) A new-snow-white,
plastic lung material that
docs most everything except
breathe was shown to the Col
orado Sate Medical Society meet
ing here.
The white stuff replaces lost
lung tissue when part of a lung
is collapsed in treating tubercu
losis at the National Jewish Hos
pital, Denver. Dr. Allan Hurst,
medical director of the hospital,
planned the exhibit.
Same as Flesh
The plastic is soft as flesh. It
is about the same weight as
lung tissue. It is odorless, taste,
less, non-irritating and perma
ncnt.
It is porous, with thousands of
fine irregular holes, closely re-
semnnng real jungs. ine lung s
natural fibers grow into the syn
thetic sponge and anchor it in
place. The result is a repair job
that fills out a damaged lung to
its natural shape.
Without repairs of this sort, a
person becomes slab-sided, with
a hollow instead of the usual
chest bulge.
The new plastic is the latest of
many medical attempts to solve
the lung repair problem. It was
invented by Lawrence Heightshoe,
a Denver plastics company man
ager. He is a World War vet-1
eran, disabled in that war.
Made In Oven
Heightshoe has a private lab
oratory in Longmont, near Den
ver. But he made the first batch
of lung filler in his wife's kitch
en oven.
The new lung has been used
on human patients, replacing bub
bles of lucite, which are light
weight plaster spheres about the
size of golf balls.
The substitutes lung problem is
world-wide, for lung collapse for
tuberculosis alone is done on hun
dreds of thousands. Cancer oper
ations are adding more.
The handmade American glass
industry is largly concentrated
today near Wheeling, W. Va., close
to despite of the world's finest
'silica sand, principal ingredient of
'glass.
State Denies
Shelfon Case
SALEM UP) The State Civil
Service Commission has refused
to erant a hearing to Earl R.
Shelton, 31, state hospital attend
ant who was fired Sept. 6 on
charges of cruelty to patients.
The commission said it did not
give Shelton his hearing because
he is a conditional employe, in
stead of a regular employe. Con
ditional employes are those who
hold their jobs without taking
civil service examinations, iney
don't have the same hearing
rights as employes who hold their
jobs through examinations.
Examinations never have been
given for the hospital attendant
jobs, but the commission hopes to
begin them in November.
Robert Johnson, state civil ser
vice administrator, said the com
mission could grant a hearing to
a conditional employe if there
was evidence he was fired for
political, racial of religious rea
sons. But the law doesn't com
pel the commission to do so.
Johnson explained that Shelton
submitted no evidence that poli
tical, racial or religious issues
iirsra invnlvpH. W. Sflirf he ffflt nO
evidence of any kind from Shel
ton. All Shelton sent the com
mission was a request for a hear
ing. Johnson said.
Dr. C. E. Bates, hospital super
intendent, confirmed for abusing
patients. McSata did not ask for
a hearing.
The Hopewell Village furnace
in Pennsylvania made cannon and
shot for George Washington s sol
diers at Valley Forge.
Refinery Blast
Kills Three
FORT WORTH. 'Tex. (l.R)
An explosion at the Hodge Sta
tion refinery of Magnolia Petro
leum Co., here killed three per
sons and injured at least nine
others.
Three charred bodies were
found in the wreckage by fire
men, but none was identified im
mediately. A fire that fnllnu,o4 ...
brought under control within less
man iwo nours, ana nremen con
tinued their search of the debris
for possible other victims. j
Nine persons were admitted to;
Fort Worth hospitals with varying
degrees of burns and injuries,
I most of them serious. ' ,
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